John Edmonstone was an enslaved black man who taught the young and inexperienced Charles Darwin the skill of taxidermy.

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John Edmonstone was an enslaved black man who taught the young and inexperienced Charles Darwin the skill of taxidermy.

John Edmonstone was an enslaved black man who taught the young and inexperienced Charles Darwin the skill of taxidermy.